I think the position you are taking with respect to Prenuptial Agreements is quite negative, although perhaps true in some or even many cases. It's important to remind readers that a Prenuptial Agreement between two loving partners can be a positive commitment to the marriage, which states that the parties will equally divide all assets if they divorce, regardless of who the primary breadwinner is during marriage. Your article also fails to state that discussions about how expenses are handled, support paid and assets shared before marriage can be the foundation for a great relationship, or alternatively, can confirm that two people are not best suited to marriage. So while I agree that your article, which is based on real-life cases, raises valid points, it also omits others.

Helene Taylor
The Modern Woman's Divorce Guide
http://themodernwomansdivorceguide.com